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UK//nɒt ɔːl əv ðɛm//US//nɑt ɔl əv ðɛm//

Meaning of Not all of them

Indicates that only some members of a group are considered.

In simple words: Some people or things, not every one.

Not all of them in a sentence

  • Not all of them agreed with the proposal.
  • I invited many friends, but not all of them could come.
  • The students studied hard, but not all of them passed the exam.
  • Not all of them understood the assignment clearly.

How to use Not all of them

Use in informal or conversational contexts to indicate that a complete group is not included. Avoid in formal writing.

Grammar pattern

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Memory hint

Think of 'not all' like a pizza missing some slices.

Related words

Collocations with Not all of them

Synonyms for Not all of them

  • some of them
  • a few of them
  • part of them

Common mistakes with Not all of them

  • Using 'none of them' instead of 'not all of them' when some are present.
  • Confusing with 'not any of them', which indicates none, not some.

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Frequently asked questions about Not all of them

What does Not all of them mean?

Some people or things, not every one.

What is the definition of Not all of them?

Indicates that only some members of a group are considered.

How do you use Not all of them in a sentence?

Not all of them agreed with the proposal.

Can you give another example of Not all of them?

I invited many friends, but not all of them could come.

What are synonyms for Not all of them?

Common alternatives include some of them, a few of them, part of them.

What words go with Not all of them?

It commonly pairs with not all of them, not all participants, not all options.

What are common mistakes when using Not all of them?

Using 'none of them' instead of 'not all of them' when some are present. Confusing with 'not any of them', which indicates none, not some.

How do you pronounce Not all of them?

US: //nɑt ɔl əv ðɛm//, UK: //nɒt ɔːl əv ðɛm//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Not all of them?

Use in informal or conversational contexts to indicate that a complete group is not included. Avoid in formal writing.